According to the Department of Environmental Quality, coronavirus levels are peak or emerging at 66. 7% of the 32 wastewater reporting sites statewide.
These municipal wastewater sanitation services cover approximately 88% of the state’s population.
The state reported Thursday that six sites have noticed high levels of COVID-19. Seventeen sites were indexed as under “surveillance,” meaning officials had detected enough viruses to imply a “potential concern. “grades and 12 sites under surveillance.
While most Utah wastewater sites reported “low” degrees of coronavirus last week, they now account for 27. 3% of sites.
Coronavirus grades are emerging at 21, or 63. 6%, of sites across the state. Last week, the Price River Water Improvement District in Carbon County was the only site that reported a buildup of degrees.
Virus levels have stagnated at 11 s. One reported inadequate data. He did not report a drop in degrees on Thursday.
In the seven days that followed, 1. 53% of emergency room patients had COVID-19, up from 1. 25% last week. go up, as does the seven-day average for new hospital admissions.
Since last week, another hundred Utahns have been hospitalized for coronavirus, marking 34,447 patients hospitalized by the pandemic.
There are 77 COVID-19 patients in Utah hospitals lately, six more than last week. And lately there are 12 COVID-19 patients in intensive care, up from 11 last Thursday.
Vaccine dose administered week/total doses administered • 24,438 / 5,135,865.
Number of Utahns fully vaccinated • 2,018,394 — 62. 1% of Utah’s total population. This represents an increase of 3,782 over the past seven days.
Cases reported weekly: 3,385.
Average number of day-consistent reports during the following week • 488. 7.
Tests reported from May five to 11 • 21,412.
Deaths reported week • 2.
Both deaths were Weber County men, age 85 and older.
The Department of Health also removed one death from its overall count, bringing the total number of COVID-19 deaths in Utah to 4761 since the pandemic began, one more than last week.
Hospitalizations reported last week • 100. Il there were 77 patients hospitalized Thursday, 12 in intensive care, one more than last week.
Percentage of positive checks • Counting all check results, adding up repeated checks from the same individual, this week’s rate is 12. 15%. This is more than the average of the last seven days of 9. 79%.
Not counting the effects of an individual’s repeated testing, this week’s rate is 15. 4%, higher than the seven-day average of 12. 94%.
Totals to date • 938,864 cases; 4,761 deaths; 34,447 hospitalizations.
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